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| EINE aaa 5 "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 7, 1992 - 29 Bantam reps tie Pickering On June 29, Port travelled to Pickering for a re-match after losing to them on May 26 at Pickering 11-6. This game was played after a Niagara Falls Tournament on June 27 where- by Port's batters were again quiet, losing 2-0 Jarvis; 12-4 to Cambridge and 6-1 Niagara Falls. During the tournament Mike Underwood pitched a dynamite game against Jarvis striking out nirie batters, allowing four hits and walked four. In this game Port had runners on 2nd and 3rd with one out, in the 3rd and 7th, but unfortunately, could not steal or bat a run across home plate. This defeat, unfortunately, took some steam out of the players and we could not muster sufficient offense to get back into the remaining games. Although Port lost three games, we know, that with eve- ryone working a little harder at the plate, the games could have been reversed. Now on to the Pickering game. Bill started this game giving Mike a well desired rest after the weekend tournament. Kenton started Port off with a double and after stealing 3rd base, Joe drove him home to give Port an early 1-0 score, owever, Pickering scored two runs, one unearnpd giving them a 2-1 lead after one in- ning. Port went 1-2-3 in the 2nd and Bill struck out two in the 2nd. There was no scoring in the 3rd. In the 4th, Bill singled and BJ drove him home to make the game 2-2 and Pickering did not score in their half. In the 6th, Mike was the first batter and unleashed a mighty swing for a home run making the score 3-2 Port. In the bottom of the 6th, Pickering's first batter singled and scored on a sacrifice ground out to tie the game 3-3. To begin the 7th, Port's first two batters flied out and our next two batters were on 1st and 2nd base but could not score. Pickering went 1-2-8 in the 7th inning and final score 3- in this was a team effort whereby "we had great defen- sive plays by Chad, Paul, BJ, Bill, Dave B and Jake. Also Port was robbed by two line drives to their pitcher, one by Chad and Jason and also their first base grabbed bullet drives from Chad, Dave and Paul. Bill pitched seven innings allowing six hits, seven K's and walked two. Port's stats: Home run - Mike; double - Jake; single - Paul, Kenton, Chad (two), Bill, Collin (two); walks - Joe, Dave B; runners left on base - nine. Come out and support the boys. This week's schedule - July 7 Port at Oshawa, and July 11 Cobourg Tournament. Next home game - Tuesday at 8:30 p.m., July 14 Bramalea at Port, north diamond. Bantams earn single point In game against Bramalea On June 18, Port Perry Ban- tam Canadian Tire played Bra- malea in Bramalea for a re- match after being beaten 15-7 on June 2, in Port Perry. Port had only 10 players with three regulars not playing; Chad, Jake and Kenton. Port scored three runs in the first inning with Paul Linton leading off with a walk, Joe Broadworth had a double and Brent Harper also walked and Dave Bourgeois doubled driving in two runs and Joe drove in one run and Bramalea was held scoreless in their first inning with Mike Underwood striking out two. In the second inning Collin led the inning off with a single as did BJ Wilson, Paul walked and Joe had another double driving in BJ making the game 4-0 and again Bramalea held to Zero runs. In the third, Dave B had a single and combined with sin- gles from Mike and Collin, Dave scored to make the game 5-0 and Bramalea scored their first run in the third to make the score 1-5. To begin the 4th, Joe B walked and Bill Zaparanuik had a double to score Joe mak- ing the score 6-1, however, Bra- malea scored three runs in the 4th to make the game 4-6. Port was unable to score any runs in the 5th, 6th and 7th innings, however, Bramalea scored two Canadian Tire wins its 1st game over Oshawa Canadian Tire Bantam was tied by Bramalea on June 18 and their next home game was on June 23, against Oshawa, their first meeting. In this game, four regular players were away and with only nine players, Port took to the field with Mike Underwood, starting the game. Port held Oshawa scoreless in the first inning and Port sent all nine batters to the plate in the first inning scoring eight runs. However, Port's bats left them after the first inning as they only had three singles over the next five innings and were held scoreless. Oshawa scored one run in the 3rd and another run in the 5th to make the final score 8-2 for Port. Mike pitched seven in- nings allowing seven hits struck out four and walked three. Hitting safely for Port was Paul, Joe, Brent, Mike, Col- hn, BJ, Dave E, Chad and Ja- son and Port batters were struck out three times. 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Stats: Port batters had 12 hits, seven walks and struck out seven times. Paul two walks; Joe two doubles, one sin- gle, one walk; Bill one double; Brent one walk: Dave B two sin- gles, one double, one walk; Mike one single; Collin two sin- gles; BJ one single, two walks; Jason one single. Merchant Midget Hitters NAME Jeff Card Jason Coch Grant Kay Steve Laird Scott MaclLennon 19 Jason McBride 25 Brad Moase 20 Todd Smart Denis Smith 6 Steve Stiles Darrell Vanderligt 12 Darrell VanderSlagt 18 Chad Venning 2 PA RNS 21 rane 23 6 . 21 17 7 Bi GD 1 Preis cCwo-o-=0OrOWOOOS O=dWONNON==NLY OCrOCOCO=-0CO0OCAOW= of t D COO OCO0 == =000OWO = H CoO O0O0COoCOoOONOCO =D he Week CW--=NNNO=SWLWOB=01N Oshawa and District Midget Fastball TEAM Port Perry Markham Oshawa Scar. Reds Scar. 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